Marketing, Credit & Consumerism: impacts on early debt of young brazilian

This article analyzes the consumption profile of young people, seeking to address the main factors that influence the choice of certain products and if there is some kind of budget control that can mark out the purchase, since several studies show a higher degree of indebtedness and default on the p...

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Main Authors: José Flávio Messias, José Ultemar Silva, Pedro Henrique Calderoni Silva
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Centro Universitário ENIAC 2015-06-01
Series:Revista Eniac Pesquisa
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Online Access:http://ojs.eniac.com.br/index.php/EniacPesquisa/article/view/232
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description This article analyzes the consumption profile of young people, seeking to address the main factors that influence the choice of certain products and if there is some kind of budget control that can mark out the purchase, since several studies show a higher degree of indebtedness and default on the part of families and individuals in general. The relevance is justified by the identification of an excess of marketing campaigns targeted at these children conveyed in the media, which, combined with the ease of financing provided by the retailers and also the financial system in general, have contributed to get them to early debt.
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spellingShingle José Flávio Messias
José Ultemar Silva
Pedro Henrique Calderoni Silva
Marketing, Credit & Consumerism: impacts on early debt of young brazilian
Revista Eniac Pesquisa
crédito, orçamento pessoal, consumismo
público jovem
marketing.
title Marketing, Credit & Consumerism: impacts on early debt of young brazilian
title_full Marketing, Credit & Consumerism: impacts on early debt of young brazilian
title_fullStr Marketing, Credit & Consumerism: impacts on early debt of young brazilian
title_full_unstemmed Marketing, Credit & Consumerism: impacts on early debt of young brazilian
title_short Marketing, Credit & Consumerism: impacts on early debt of young brazilian
title_sort marketing credit consumerism impacts on early debt of young brazilian
topic crédito, orçamento pessoal, consumismo
público jovem
marketing.
url http://ojs.eniac.com.br/index.php/EniacPesquisa/article/view/232
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